Business

Thousands more homes and businesses in the Highlands are set for a major broadband boost as part of a £95 million investment by Openreach

Mocean Energy’s Blue X wave energy machine has returned to dock after a successful five-month test period at sea

Eden Court has appoint a new boss.

Young businesses looking to expand and people thinking of moving to self-employment can now apply for funding from HIE

Sixth-generation shoe retailer, Begg Shoes is marking 155 years in business with a move to paying the real Living Wage for its employees.

Plans have been unveiled for a pumped storage hydro scheme on the south side of Loch Ness, which would inject £80 million into the local economy.

Congrats to Stuart Black on his appointment as chief executive to Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE).

FORT Augustus restaurant awarded three rosettes by the AA in recognition of its outstanding culinary standards under Sean Kelly.

NHS Highland has today been confirmed as an accredited Living Wage employer which will see everyone working receive a minimum wage of £9.90 per hour.

With only 40 days until Christmas, XpoNorth has relaunched its popular Christmas marketplace to support local makers

Couples can be assured that their best friend will be a part of their big day with the launch of a new dog chaperone service, especially for weddings

Inverness gift box service A Whale of a Time has launched a build your own box (BYOB) service in time for Christmas.

A Highland company has launched a novel scheme inviting community groups to bid for cash to ease poverty and stress for families at Christmas time.

The second Scottish Highlands and Islands Rural Economy (SHIREs) Awards have attracted a bigger and more diverse response than 2019’s inaugural event

An Inverness home delivery cocktail company has unveiled its new-look website and brand.

The local authority issued what is the second major strategy within a month for the city

Business Focus: Inverness BID's Mike Smith looks forward to a festive period which will be even more crucial for local businesses this year

Numbers have dropped for Inverness-headquartered Carlton Bingo in its latest annual accounts – mainly due to the pandemic

Tulloch Homes is praised by Inverness College UHI for its commitment to training as six apprentices start work.

It is the second strategy document issued for the city within a month